Insurtech

Sara Shipley, INSTANDA chief human resource officer, shares how digital transformation impacts the tech skill barrier.

Key topics at the event included the talent gap, rising costs, extreme weather, connecting and caring.

A new study asked insurance providers their thoughts on claims, risk, AI, climate change and more.

The agentic AI platform addresses annual revenue and cost inefficiencies.

Sure, an embedded software insurtech, started on an airplane.

Exploration of the root causes of the workforce gap and potential solutions to bridge it.

Embedded insurance is breaking down barriers to coverage.

Automation is not a one-size-fits-all solution and can take many different forms.

Digital Insurance's recent survey found insurance professionals are planning to spend more on tech, like artificial intelligence, but are wary of unseen risks.

Building meaningful relationships with carriers and stakeholders can be a challenge for insurtechs.

The Los Angeles wildfires are an unmissable signal for investors to back startups aimed at mitigating and preventing similar disasters in the future, according to venture capitalist Bill Clerico.

Travelers Institute launches Forces at Work and Zurich's new business units, plus more insurtech news.

Digital Insurance gathered comments from insurance professionals about what's ahead.

There were about 39 funding events in the insurtech sector in December, according to a review by Digital Insurance.

Insights from insurance professionals on what might be ahead for the industry in 2025.

One of the most significant transformations in 2025 will be the effort to digitize disconnected care journeys that fall outside of the digital health operating system.

The market for cyber breach reinsurance coverage is increasing, and policies are becoming more specialized, according to cyber insurance executives from Guy Carpenter, Aon, Liberty Mutual and Swiss Re.

Ric was founded in 2023 and its first product to market will be rainfall flood, which is slated to go live in 2025.

The top three life and health insurtechs had an average equity deal round amount of more than $148 million in the third quarter of last year.